Improving Adolescent Literacy

Published on Sep 09, 2019

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Improving Adolescent Literacy

Dr. Kevin Cordi, Ohio University Lancaster
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Humans learn through Language

What does this mean?
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Dr. Shanahan (She co-wrote the article you read.)

What does Disciplinary Literacy Look like?

I am glad you asked. 
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What about struggling readers?

Does Disciplinary Literacy Help?
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Not meeting expectations

What does this mean?
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"Struggling is situational," it is not part of the learner's identity (Fisher, p. 3)."

Choose from the topics on the next slide and share how you can teach how you would teach using your "discipline lens" to create an inquiry lesson with a group of teachers from different disciplines.

Frame into an inquiry Question

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Topics

  • DNA
  • Changes in Magic
  • Chicago "The Jungle"
  • Stages of Life
  • Timeline of Rock and Roll
  • Bigfoot
  • Be ready to report. Use any source available. Start from Inquiry

Consider how you will use reading strategies to make a connection.

Consider

  • Building background knowledge
  • Linking current learning to prior knowledge
  • Explicitly stating learning intentions and success criteria
  • Seeking relevance by discussing student impressions and questions
  • Modeling thinking and the processes you use to critically read.

Consider

  • Using small-group heterogenous grouping so peers can support each other
  • Monitoring indivual progress
  • (Frey p. 3)

"Literacy is integral for building knowledge (p. 5)."

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Kevin Cordi

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